Thatch Green
General Information about #433814
The hexadecimal color code #433814, also known as Thatch Green, represents a dark shade of yellow-green-brown. It is composed of 26.27% red, 21.96% green, and 7.84% blue. In the RGB color model, this translates to 67 red, 56 green, and 20 blue. In the CMYK color model, it consists of 0% cyan, 17% magenta, 70% yellow, and 73% black. This color is often associated with earth tones, natural elements, and rustic aesthetics. Its subdued nature makes it suitable for applications where a subtle and understated color is desired. The color has a calm and grounding effect and can evoke feelings of stability and reliability. Its spectral reflectance suggests a higher absorption of light, contributing to its darker appearance. Its name comes from the color of aged and weathered Thatch.
The color #433814, a deep and muted shade of green-brown, presents several accessibility challenges. Its low luminance value means it has poor contrast against typical light backgrounds like white (#FFFFFF), making it difficult for users with visual impairments to discern text or interactive elements. According to WCAG guidelines, sufficient contrast is crucial for readability and usability. To improve accessibility, consider pairing this color with significantly lighter hues, such as creams (#FAF9F6) or pale yellows (#FFFFE0), to ensure a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text. Using this color for decorative elements rather than essential content can also mitigate accessibility concerns. Furthermore, providing alternative visual cues, like icons or underlines, can aid users who may struggle to differentiate elements solely based on color.
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Alternative colors
A slightly lighter and brighter green-brown that offers improved visibility and contrast.
A more saturated olive green that provides better visual distinction while maintaining an earthy feel.
This brown color is slightly lighter with more saturation and can work well on light surfaces.
Applications
Website Background for Nature-Themed Site
This color is ideal for creating backgrounds or borders that evoke a sense of nature or history. It can be used to create a rustic or vintage look. This could apply to website design, print media, or even digital art. Its muted tone won't distract from the primary content while adding visual interest. It can be used with parchment colored fonts or images with aged textures. It is a good choice for designs related to agriculture, wildlife or the outdoors.
Accent Wall in a Study
Thatch Green is suitable for accent colors in interior design, particularly in rooms aiming for a cozy or traditional aesthetic. It can be used for walls, furniture, or decorative elements. Pairing it with creams, beiges, or light woods will create a warm and inviting space. It is a subtle and sophisticated color which gives rooms a sense of understated elegance and refined taste. It works especially well in studies, libraries or living rooms. It creates a relaxing atmosphere.
Winter Collection Garments
In fashion, Thatch Green can be used for garments or accessories that complement earthy or neutral tones. It offers a subtle and sophisticated touch, ideal for fall or winter collections. The color is a good choice for outdoor clothing such as jackets, scarves and hats. It can be combined with colors like beige, cream and brown. In general it creates a very natural and understated look. It has a timeless appeal.